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I saw this drawing of a Sonic O.C. created by Julia Kaye on tumblr and thought it was hilarious. Then I saw that Sonic Prime voice actor Deven Mack himself voiced a line-read!
So of course I had to do the next best thing and animate it!
Enjoy!
If you wanna watch this on YouTube the link is here!
a collection of Juilias!
@upandoutcomic
Julia, even though I’ve got 20 years on you, you’ve been out for twice as long as me and were one of the biggest inspirations for me to actually come out.
You will forever be a (hot) trans elder to me and a shining star for the whole community.
Love you @upandoutcomic
Happy (very belated) birthday to my Supreme Fluff, @upandoutcomic !! I’m so lucky to have had you in my life since like, 2016 💖 2016?? Craziness.
Julia is so funny and cool and sweet and I feel so #blessed to be friends with her 😭 We’ve gone on so many adventures together and grown up a lot in our 8-ish years of friendship. Julia’s just so talented and awesome, I always can’t wait to see what she’s gunna do next 💖
I know times have been awful for the past while, but we got each other and we’re going to make it through! I love you Julie chan!!
These are her characters Lilah and Kit 🐱 Those cats are fun to draw!
Julia Kaye
Gender: Transgender woman
Sexuality: Queer
DOB: 15 June 1988
Ethnicity: White
Occupation: Artist, illustrator
Julia Kaye (she/her) is an award-winning illustrator, cartoonist, and author based in Los Angeles. Currently a storyboard artist & revisionist […]
We are honored to work with UP and OUT on a series of comic strips that illustrate how young people can use our free and confidential crisis services — TrevorLifeline, TrevorChat, TrevorText — as well as TrevorSpace, the world’s largest safe space social networking site for LGBTQ young people 🌈
We sat down with Julia to discuss how she got involved in the comic industry, the importance of trans representation in the media, and tips for how LGBTQ young people can use art as a tool for self-expression and discovery 👇🏿👇🏻👇🏾
I like short dubs! They’re comfy and easy to voice!